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Keith Jackson:Lee Johnson is up against it already after last week’s horror show in Andorra. He needs to rectify that first leg loss and then start the domestic season strongly or he’ll find himself under some serious early pressure.
There was a Daizen Maeda lookalike posing for pictures outside the Panasonic Stadium before a 1-0 win over Gamba Osaka, writes Michael Gannon in Japan.
Callum McGregor chuckles at the suggestion he was Celtic’s undercover super spy over the summer., writes Michael Gannon in Japan.
Shunsuke Nakamura made Champions League history during his time as a Parkhead poster boy, writes Michael Gannon in Japan.
Keith Jackson : In a very uncomfortable position. Doncaster is a stickler for the rule book but his judgement appears to have been clouded on his occasion. The independent probe into what went so wrong and why could determine his fate.
David McCarthy: More than likely. I reckon if he gets acceptable bids for Ianis Hagi, Glen Kamara and Ben Davies, they'll be off. And if Borna Barisic doesn't extend his deal, they could take cash for him as well. Fraser Wilson: Glen Kamara is the obvious one given the heights the midfielder reached under Steven Gerrard a couple of seasons ago. His time seems to be up. Antonio Colak would be a big loss. The striker guarantees goals but seems out of favour under Beale. Andy Newport: He certainly needs to clear some more of the deadwood out but having already waved goodbye to the likes of Ryan Kent, Alfredo Morelos and Allan McGregor I don't think Beale will be keen to lose any more big names. Glen Kamara and Scott Wright look the most likely to be leaving.
Keith Jackson: The right note? He was pitch perfect. But the proof will be in the pudding where Celtic's returning boss is concerned. He'll soon have the punters eating out of his hand again so long as his team is in control of its own destiny.
Scott Burns: This might be controversial but I think he needs a new goalkeeper to take the team to the next level. Joe Hart has been a good servant but still isn’t the most comfortable with the ball at his feet. Celtic also need another ball-playing centre half and I think a midfield playmaker.